Mura Mura is the indigenous name for Mt Zero. It is located at the northern end of the Gariwerd/Grampians National Park. Named Major Mitchell when he passed through the area in 1836. It happened to be zero degrees at the time. Brr, cold. It wasn’t cold on this particular day. If anything we were properly
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With the intention of exploring the area around Tower Hill, we stopped at the Bundaleer to explore a new multi-cache called “Goonies Lair” that had recently been placed there. Now Tom & I have been to the Bundaleer before (Boxing Day 2014), but we never really explored beyond the “Chinese Wall”. The Bundaleer is a
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The indigenous name for Mount Abrupt is Mud-dajug Distance: 6.3km (Mt Abrupt)Duration: Approx 3hrs returnTrack Conditions: ModerateType: There & Back I have been wanting to hike Mt Abrupt for a while. With having run Mt Sturgeon & the Piccaninny for the Peaks & Trails run, it was high time that I have some loving to Mt
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The indigenous name for Briggs Bluff is Budjun budjun Start: Beehives Falls car park, Roses GapDistance: 10km return (old alignment), 12.5km (new alignment)Time: 3-4 hours return Briggs Bluff is located in the northern section of the Grampians National Park. Some overnight hikers can walk from Halls Gap through to Roses Gap via Briggs Bluff, which
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The Indigenous name for Mt Rosea is Bugiga-mirgani Hike 1 option Start: Rosea car park Distance: 9km returnTime: 3 hours Return Hike 2 option Start: Borough huts campgroundDistance: 16km returnTime: 5.5 hours return I’m very fortunate to be living so close to such a beautiful National Park – The Grampians. The Grampians National Park is located
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